Mystery of Bailey Murder Drives Los Angeles Drama
Detective Kane probes a Beverly Hills murder scene while Nanette LeRoi, a rising actress, struggles with truth and alibi. Jere Kane questions suspects, including Rodolf Holmes and Luella Hull, as Nanette fights fear and claims innocence before a dangerous revelation unfolds.
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Richard Bailey
Hollywood
Jere Hane
New Orleans
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Ben Macquarrie
Lee
Bailey
Kane
Nanette LeRo
Horizon
France
Beaue
Rodalf Holmes
Lucy Wilbur
Weldon
Lilian Hull
Hane
Chief Lee
Nanette LeRoi
Nanette Le-Roi
Lillian Hull
Nanette
Holmes
Nan Jette
Beverly Hills
Ballay’s
Richard
Hils
Jere
Yael
Larry Welton
Rudolf
Judy Banning
Rodolf
Holmea
Lilian Hulj
Botmes
Erhart Return Home After Death in Wood County
Erhart, Fred Armbruster and Seldon Armbruster returned to their home in Erhart after being called to Wood County due to a relative’s death. The column lists numerous local visitors, callers, and routine social notes from Medina, Lester, Elyria, Capopa, and nearby areas, detailing a week of family visits, business calls, and events at centers like the Columbia ballroom and central Mallet Creek school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Fred Armbruster
Seldon Armbruster
Theer
Wood County
Edward Frombach
Ivadell
Wayne
Arthur Mallett
Medina
Frank Smith
Ethel
Lot Rych
Glenn
Cleveland
Bernadine Haury
Barnsdale Haury
J. A. Hamm
Horace
Elyria
Orville Haury
George Haury
David Haury
Lucile
Gilbert
Weymouth
Ohio
Bert Weigel
W. G. Miller
Chool
Mallet Creek
Ethel Smith
Oswald Meyer
Lester
Helen Beaucher
Leethy
Albert
H. M. Dowdell
Raymond Smith Lof Medina
Albert Gross
Columbia Ballroom
Capopa
Gust Hethy
Horace J. Humm
Ivan Smith
Fred Armbrunter
Irvin Moehle
Valley City
Fred Johnson
Litchfield
James T. Bradley
Robert Busick
Paul Busick
G. O. Harry
Frank Stevens
Helen
Dorothy
Mary Ellen
Medine
New York Salons Revived as Mirth Returns in East Sixties
A curiously vivid 1932 scene from New York describes revived saloons in the East Sixties with ornate interiors, fashionably dressed mannequins, and a sharp sales pitch by a wary shopkeeper. The piece blends social quirks with a streetwise urban portrait and ends with brief local notes and church reflections.
Vincent Anniversary Dinner Observes Thanksgiving and Wedding Milestone
Mr. and Mrs. Eschtruth hosted a mixed Thanksgiving and anniversary dinner for sixteen guests, marking five years since their bridal party era. Attendees included Kenneth and Osbourne of Youngstown, Kohler of Rittman, Leonard of Elyria, Dute of Amserst, White of Lodi, Hathaway of Columbia Station, and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianer Vincent
D. F. Eschtruth
Kenneth Osborne
Youngstown
Cart Kohler
Rittman
Ohio
Gerald Leonard
Elyria
Reuben Dute
Amserst
Harold White
Lodi
Willard Hathaway
Columbia Station
Arthur Eschtruth
Helen
Richard Eschtruth
Eschtruth
Osborne
Social News From Homerville And Litchfield Ohio
Miss Ethel Smith and family hosted visitors at their new Homerville home including Jo Ann Smith and Lucile Kemp. Sick list notes H M Dowdell and Frank Smith confined at home. Charles Spieth visited the Armbrusters home. Nelson Schultz and daughter Hope visited Hastings in Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Humm
Ethel Smith
Raymond Smith
Homerville
Ohio
H. M. Dowdell
Frank Smith
Charles Spieth
Fred Arm~bruster
Nelson Schultz
Hope
Baton Teams Triumph In Friday Games At Camden
In Eaton on Friday, both Baton teams won. boys 62 to 16 and girls 26 to 20. Interspersed notes mention visits to Pratt in Fields, a chicken supper bazaar in Columbia, and weekend guests of local families. A closing quote extols finding beauty in ordinary things as a mark of genius.
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Maurice
Avon
Ashburn
Africa
Jesus
Charles Strickland
Mrs. Jackson
Ernest Splete
Cleveland
W. F. Splete
N. J. Hoskins
New Kensington
Pennsylvania
James Davis
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Helen Dobrin
Lawrance Boyd
Theresa Lilac
Jolyn Brown
Ruth Tanko
Bonita
Ella Jane
Martha Carlisle
Harvey Stoughton
Audrey Carlisle
Kent
Zelma Lois Stoughton
Hartford Oakdale
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Eden & Te
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Albert Meyer
Frank Szich
Itor
New York
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Bigs
Sir Galahad
Wabash
Meredith Nicholson
London
Dudley Field Malone
Long Island
Malone
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Martha Penrod
G. H. Stoughton
Adam Rising
S. G. McIntire
C. E. McIntire
Elaine Brown
Juanita Smedley
Kathryn McIntire
Frank Eschtruth
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C. Giberson
Frankie Reese
Francis Stinebring
Lewis
Berea
William Morris
W. H. Jones
Lorain
E. A. White
Vincent
Fanny Hurd
E H. Hurd
John Wilhelmy
F. H. Lewis
Markley P. T. A
Mary Hodovan
Mary Baldwin
HK. D. Beaney
John Harnish
Earl and
Clarence Jones
J. G. Morris
Edith Hurlbut
Crooks Coal
Vernon Ross
Ekurnace
Crosley
East Bridge
Broad Street
Ford
Pontiac
Johns-Manville
R. E. MacDonald
Texaco Gasoline
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